i'm going to miss you, man. yeah. i'm going to miss me too. ♪ >> they discussed how to advanc. never far from the surface, hit the explosive white house tell all book, fire and fury. hello and welcome to america's news headquarters. >> arthel: i myself, president trump taking stock of the

high-level gathering on twitter saying leaving camp david for the white house. great meanings of the cabinet military. many important subjects including border security and the desperately needing wall. infrastructure, military, budget trade, docket. michael wolf, the author of fire. said even though it cites the president's and the family pretreating him unfit to serve, he said he went easy and president trump. >> if i left out anything the stuff that was even more damning. that bad. it's an extraordinary moment in time. this is i think not an exaggeration or unreasonable to say that this is 20 fifth amendment kind of stuff sue at garrett's life from the white house. how is the white house dealing with the fallout?

>> the white house has spent time and energy trying to discredit this book. it's important to note that's why it remains in the headline. today they sent many to attack the book and the author including the potrero that president trump is emotionally incompetent to run the country. >> the reality is, page after page of the book is pure false. i see sections were events i participated are described in they are completely and totally fraudulent. >> this morning, trump tweeted about the book saying i had to put up with the fake news and i have to put up with a fake book. ronald reagan had the same

problem and handled it well, so i. as much oxygen as it's taken up, the white house has done some important work this week, they set the agenda for the coming gear. in the past -- >> arthel: steve bannon speaking out for the first time about the book as well today. >> some of the more controversial statements may came from steve bannon. including some the former white house chief strategist called the president daughter as dumb as a brick. then he referred to the meeting with trump tower with donald trump junior, jared kushner and the former campaign chairman, paul manafort, calling it treasonous not patriotic. today they did not dispute anything but did explain those statements about trump tower meeting were referencing paul

manafort in particular. he doesn't apologize out right but he did say i regret that my delay in responding to the inaccurate reporting has diverted attention from the president's accomplishments in the first year of the presidency. the author of fire. says why he thinks steve bannon was so willing to speak. >> what he think he was so willing to dish? >> i think he was deeply concerned. i think he is deeply concerned. i think he found himself in this white house with this opportunity. and i think steve is a man a very clear beliefs and principles.

he looked at this is his moment. he may donald trump president. >> you also believe that bannon was trying to use the book to settle scores he had with some of the president's children who he had a constant power struggle with. >> arthel: thank you. >> eric: president trump is facing a variety of foreign policy challenges. north korea's nuclear defiance to his backing of the deadly antigovernment protest in iran. mike pompeo now denying iranian claims that intelligence agency had anything to do behind the recent unrest. >> false. this was the iranian people. started by them, created by them, continued by them, demanding a better set of living conditions and a break from the regime that's been with them since 1979. molly, first iran says the claims victory. it shut down the protests. is the wave of unrest over? >> the revolutionary guard says it's over. that's a security for setbacks and defends iran's ruling ayatollah. mike pompeo suggest nothing has been resolved.

>> peatake a leader. many see themselves as running a bureaucracy. the iranian people will continue to revolt . >> people have been protesting since late december. upset over high of climate, price hikes and corruption. some call for the overthrow of the government. at least 21 killed and hundreds more rested. >> depositions and are not given up and will continue. meanwhile, the president said yesterday he is willing to talk with north korean dictator, kim jong-un. could that happen someday? what's the reaction to the new talks that will begin on tuesday. >> the president said it would be a great thing for humanity if up the peaceful solution could come out. but he said the u.s. has a great

stand. >> there is no turn around. what is said is there could be a time we talk with north korea but many things have to happen. they have to stop testing. they have to talk about banning the nuclear weapons. those things have to happen. >> the trump administration doesn't want to repeat what happened when north korea says it's ready to negotiate, asked for money from the u.s. thin sheets on its promises. >> critics said they did that under clinton's food deal. >> arthel: the rush investigation making headlines on several product française president trump reiterates there is no collusion. meanwhile, to republicans, grassley and graham are now pushing for the justice department to launch a criminal investigation into christopher

steele, the trump dossier. they believe the former british spy lied about his contacts up with reporters. caroline has more from washington. >> democrats and republicans cranked up the fight over what the justice department should focus on. potential collusion with the trump campaign or how the department handled information about the clinton kink campaign. lindsey graham asked why not both. >> if you believe robert mueller should look at the trump campaign. count me in. if you ignore all this your blind. >> he means how the doj handled information coming from steel. he's behind the dossier and president trump put together before the election. the research was partially funded by the democratic national committee.

the fbi consider putting him on the payroll for more information. grandma and others are complaining about how the justice department officials favored clinton over trump while they were part of the team investigating clinton e-mails. graham had the topic hard and democrats blasted back. >> i want to counsel to look at how steele conducted himself and if the lead investigator of the clinton e-mail investigation had a political biased against trump or clinton to the point is ashamed investigation. >> if they are investigating hillary clinton it doesn't seem take a genius to see why. >> robert mueller continues his investigation into potential collusion and whether it led to

any obstruction of justice. >> thank you. >> eric: the northeast taken out for the big blizzard of 2018. that cyclone bomb, travelers to the airport, take a look, they are steamy, dealing with long lines to rebook their flights. the airport is a mess. a nightmare. lost luggage. hours spent on the tarmac. in one case the plane sat for seven hours waiting for gate. airline flyers saying they diverted from jfk again with overseas flight going to atlanta and through customs before they get back to jfk. >> one of the nation's busiest airports is having a difficult weekend. jfk week airport has had cancellations and epic delays since the snowstorm hit. but now a water main break

flooded a terminal. this was flooded three hours ago after a water main burst causing it to go into the area. the fire department is on the same. here are exhausted passengers pushed to the brink. crowded after the break. this, after travelers were stuck on the tarmac in their airplanes for three to five more hours. some say no bathrooms, no water food. people slept in the airport for two days. there's a backlog of flights with the storm. too many landed at the same time. not enough gates. port authority had to bring a portable staircases.

once the baggage claim, another nightmare ensued. people waited for hours for their bags. many left without their bags arrived at their destinations to find their banks never made it. also collusion between two passenger airplanes colliding on the tarmac. no one was injured. ninety-four plates flights were canceled on saturday. seventeen flights were diverted. the port authority said they said things were improving before the break saying that runways and taxiways are operational. airlines in recovery mode rebooking passengers. frigid temperatures cause failures and slower than normal operations. customers may get delays particularly for international flights. i just spoke with brett larson, he had a flight at 1030 to go to

a consumer show in las vegas. he just took off around 4:00 o'clock. he was on the tarmac for three hours. it's affecting everyone. >> eric: were in boston covering the storm and logan was like a breeze but we did drive and beat both airplanes. >> jfk seven the worst week ever. haven't seen this many things go wrong back to back. >> a jetblue plane had to turn around after take off because something smelled funny. but we know about the mistry order and what it did to the passengers and crew. plus republicans democrats trying to meet in the middle but the president has conditions of his own. can everyone make a deal?

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from boston for the dominican republic. passengers and crew noticed an unusual order and began to feel sick. no one had to go to the hospital. officials are inspecting to figure out what happened. >> we want to get rid of chain migration. we want to get rid of the lottery system. we want some money for funding and additional border security. >> as president trump talking immigration during his weekend at camp david. the president listing his conditions for dealing with democrats. the obama era protections for those immigrants come about 800,000 or so were brought here illegally as children.

the set up a showdown when the president attended a bipartisan meeting. what could happen? daddy, what are they santa washington about the chances for swap? a wall forgetting docket, done. >> this might be the ultimate deal as far as the early presidency as we have it. you have democrats who are the dreamers that president obama basically made a deal and said will keep you protected and trumps that we don't think this is legal,. >> the president inks that will get thrown out momentarily. >> it's a legal issue. but he didn't interesting a political thing to say will give you a timeline, you can pass a law and on the other time hear something i want. it's immigration was a big thing he was elected on.

he's holding the chips in a big way. >> we just heard him talk about chain migration. he pointed to the fact that two of the recent accused terroris terrorists, both here in new york apparently use that system to get into that system. i went democrats be willing to say it could be a security issue. >> democrats are baking on the idea they don't have much incentive to work with the president who's under investigation. you also have them up against the wall regarding the daca deal. they been on board with obama saying we want to keep these people here. but how badly do they want to keep them here. the president is and if you want to keep them here were gonna make a deal. >> eric: there talk about

$18 billion for the wall. congressman of illinois spoke out. >> we took of the president of the united states who said i'm not a king, non- emperor, you remember the other things he said. i can't do this and he insisted we could and did. it's our responsibility to protect those young men and women. it's really a fight, not only for dreamers the first sense of fairness. >> eric: the president is saying the same thing, i'll do it if you give me the wall. how far is he willing to cross the base? >> will be something to look at. what do we hear throughout the campaign? we want the wall. the chance of the rallies.

his supporters want a wall. it's a good move by him. it's a chance for him to get the wall. it's also a chance to and chain migration. he's looking for complete and total reform and i think he's holding the cards. >> arthel: anton tillis said he thinks it could be done. >> i think we can get a deal with democrats and republicans willing to recognize we need to solve the daca population and secure the boardin border. they don't need all the money up front but they need the authorities and baseline appropriations so we can say, we're going to secure the borders.

>> eric: he said you don't have to shell out all the money, you could do it incrementally. what you think will happen? >> democrats will take the position they don't want to spend money that would be unusual for the party. to hear them say that, to be antithetical to their party. but they can play their cards. in this case it's president trump saying we put the deadline down, he says that he wants to save the dreamers i don't know where they'll go. >> to think it will get done? >> they have until march. it's not a lot of time but lindsey graham was on earlier in the year and he said we can do this at any point. i think republicans might have something up their sleeve. >> eric: they will be working on it.

happy new year. >> arthel: a california man with a history of making phony 911 calls is charged with felony false alarms after police say his latest hoax led to the death of an innocent man. our legal panel will weigh in up ahead. plus, hundreds of dead fish washing up on beaches on the coast. what this has to do with last week's winter blast. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great! >> tech: thanks for choosing safelite. >> grandpa: thank you! >> child: bye! >> tech: bye! saving you time... so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪

>> eric: the frigid arctic blast along east coast in florida. it's been blamed for hundreds of dead fish washing up of the east coast. some species cannot handle the sub tropical ocean temperatures. there's an estimate on how many fish have died because of it.

>> i'm just pointing the gun at them a guys sending someone over here because i'm not going to put away. >> arthel: the california man accused of making that hoax 911 call that led to another man that waving extradition were please shot and killed the victim. a judge given kansas authorities until february 2 to arrest the suspect. his name is tyler, 25 years old charged with making a felony false alarm for what please call it tragic and senseless act. >> the irresponsible actions of a prankster put people's lives at risk. the incident is a nightmare for everyone involved. due to the actions of a prankster we have an innocent

victim. >> will bring in our panel and david schwartz. i want to start here, should tyler be tried for murder, if not for what should he be tried? >> is my opinion he should not be charged for murder. especially first-degree or second-degree murder. it's possible they may attempt to charge him with involuntary manslaughter. one thing we need to take into consideration is the fact that were not discussing the police conduct. >> they have a really good points and i want to bring that up. the come back to. david, let me give you a chance to tell us what you think the prosecutor should go for. also, was behind him waving extradition, is their legal

strategy behind it? >> many time defendants do waive that. it's not that surprising. they do not waive it here be in jail in california for a while. i believe this is a manslaughter case. the false complaints has a maximum of three years in jail. this is a manslaughter case. a reckless manslaughter. for police conduct is irrelevant as to the actions of this defendant. what the defendant did was it was foreseeable that bodily injury or death would take place from that false call. >> arthel: stephanie, i think this is where you are going. the officer who fired the final

shot has been placed on administrative leave. is there potential liability on the part of the officer or the police department? >> i believe there is some liability on their part. we have to consider the fact that the phone call was made by the defendant but the individual who made the call was still on the call with dispatch at the time the shot took place. we have an individual the victim, who walked up hands up, no phone in his hand at all. >> had the officer on the scene know if the 911 dispatch was on the phone with who is tyler at the time. >> they should've looked at that. dispatch in the police department should affect communications with one another. there is a lack of communication. because of this the police

officer very trigger ready to shoot even though we know the phone call made was a hostage situation. why wasn't it taken into consideration that it could better brother coming out at the time. i believe there is a claim made by the caller there is a hostage sit situation where the mother and brother held hostage. the first instinct we have is to shoot? >> it's irrelevant. when you look at what you're going to charge a criminal defendant with there may be a civil case, but these are criminal charges against this defendant. when you analyze that case you have to analyze this defendant's action notwithstanding negligence that mia taken place.

when you make a false 911 call and a hostage situation in a situation where death has occurred, the police are going to come in arms blazing and certainly a death or shooting could take place. that's a first sealable consequence. manslaughter would be appropriate in this case. chill time of nine years until forty-yea41 years would be appr. >> that's from the state. but we need to consider that if the officer's actions are found lawful than it's likely the second-degree murder charge or manslaughter charge would be undermined by the fact that the officer's actions were lawful. looking at the totality it's likely my opinion that he should be found criminally liable. >> we want to acknowledge the man who last his five.

28-year-old andrew finch who leaves behind a mother and two small children. >> thank you. >> eric: tonight, the new award season kicks off with the golden globes. there's one drastic difference as sexual harassment claims have racked hollywood. the unending scandal of accusations against one of the most powerful figures there, harvey weinstein. tonight many are vowing to make a fashion statement about sexual misconduct. managed it this to be a serious and celebratory night tonight. >> it has been an amazing year in entertainment.

all the glitz and glamour there's a definite shadow being cast over tonight's festivities. women are saying, time is up. >> as we count down to the first big hollywood award show, we know the golden globes will see many nominee presenters just in black to show solidarity against sexual harassment scandal. while the event is not to be a big party many believe it will be filled with political speeches in the current story dominating headlines. >> we try to address what people are talking about. it's obvious what people think you are talking about. we also celebrate the great work that has happened. >> the globes are good predictor of which storms might get oscar nominations. best comedy or musical and best drama. >> the shape of water, it's

anybody's guess. whichever film does when will probably take the lead. lady bird will take it, but watch out for cat out. >> we caught up with nominees about their thoughts. >> it's nice to be in the alliance with a good purpose and good mission. it's not enough, where certain colors and going to fix anything but it is a way of showing that were in this together. as iss not the only thing were doing it's good. >> a moment of solidarity of women and men say we have a problem in our culture and society. not just in hollywood but every industry where abuse of power is rampant.

>> award shows are no stranger to controversy. those protesters a few years back to get more folks like you and me to talk to actresses on the right carpet about more than who they are wearing. remains to be seen if tonight is a big impact or flash in the pan. >> we do think the movement in this new effort will be effective? >> when hard hollywood is nonpartisan they do a great job of raising awareness and effecting change. they had a huge opportunity to change was been revealed as a toxic system they've had 10000 contributions to the legal defense fund but, if they go down to make an anti- trumpet bashing fast, they lose half the country people will to know. we'll see which way it goes.

>> eric: many folks will be watching. >> arthel: a possible easing of tensions in the north's nuclear showdown. as the regime gears up for a talk with the south this week. could it pave the way for the u.s. to engage with north korea as well? first, here's president trump. [inaudible] if something can happen and something can come out of those talks, that would be a great thing for all of humanity. to be a great thing for the world. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should.

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>> eric: north and south korea gearing up for high-level talks to start on tuesday. the first sitdown a more than two years. president trump revealed that he is willing to talk to kim jong-un even after taunting him as little rocket man and saying he would never call him short of that. despite his openness with potential talks, mike pompeo said the u.s. remains firm in its demands regarding the nuclear weapons . >> the north koreans are in a tough spot. the president has make clear the u.s. policies jean nuclear station of peninsula we will

achieve it. north korea is rich reaching out and trying to come up for air when they're being strangled by a president who is make clear their behaviors on acceptable. >> we are former national security advisor to vice president dick cheney. >> this is where the talks will be held, the to the dmz which is the wall of the hatred and animosity that goes back for decades. what can we expect. >> i think you can get an icebreaker conversation especially with the new president who is looking at a stronger policy. it's an important development with their relationship given a chance is a center of controversy with the demilitarized zone but a good start. think the policy of kim jong-un is to have nuclear weapons and to be respected as a nuclear state. the overall policy of denuclearization the respect for the treaty and the rule of law

and international norms are part of the elements on the table. >> what are the chances of kim jong-un relying on those? the start of these talks on the narrow issue of the olympics. >> they are. as you mention, the first talk in two years. we have new political leadership in the republic of korea. also the create south korean president is reassuring those that he is looking at strengthening and he's not going in for the return to the sunshine policy. he's looking at it from a stronger position in regards to defense of korea working with the united states and other interested parties to start a dialogue with kim jong-un on was the acceptable next steps beyond

the olympics. >> there's concerns he would give concessions. the president trump seemed optimistic yesterday he spoke at camp david. here's what he said. >> i would love to take it beyond the olympics. we have a good relationship with south korea. i'd love to see it go far beyond the olympics. at the appropriate time will get involved. but with the olympics it should be between those two countries. can this lay the groundwork of the seeds for a better relationship resolving this crisis? >> i like and apply the president for speaking out within this channel. supported terms of building teamwork and focusing on the issue. it could be a good first step especially with mr. moon.

it is a korean issue in regard to the defense of south korea. it's also a world issue in regard to nuclear proliferation. anything that begins a process to address nuclear proliferation through the discussions i will begin next tuesdays good thing. >> eric: could be. we been down this before with the six party talks. and the broken deal with the clinton administration 94. >> i remember it well. i was in the bush administration during the six party talks. there are many frustrations. president trump is set the table and secretary of state tillerson talked about the days of the strategic plans are over.

when a new process in regards to economic, political, military building up the capabilities to deal with it. i applaud the president for putting us in this position. now the responsibility is on the press shoulders of the president south korea. >> eric: will see if it leads to something. it's good to see. >> arthel: attorney general, jeff sessions getting bipartisan blowback for cracking down on states that allow the legal sale of marijuana. a live report from the latest state to legalize recreational pot. >> we intend to keep on with our operations. we are state license, locally supported cannabis business

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>> arthel: jeff session hasannoa era guidance that the department of justice should not enforce federal marijuana laws against

states that legalize weed. democratic and republican lawmakers are criticizing the move. businesses and supporters don't seem all that concern. will is live did los angeles. >> this comes as recreational marijuana sales are rolling out in cities this weekend. there's confusion about how the federal pot laws will be a roof reinforce going forward. eight states plus the district of columbia has legalize marijuana. on saturday sales started in san francisco. democrats say they're ready to take on the trump administration on another controversial issue. >> we have another barrier this crazy person and jeff sessions to was to take us back to the 1950s and many issues on race and gender and sexual orientation.

he doesn't know what will hit him in terms of the bipartisan backlash against his ridiculous announcement. >> sessions announce that the doj was ditching and obama era approach that dictated a hands-off policy. he said it's the mission of the doj to enforce the laws of the u.s. the previous issue of guidance underlines the rule of law and our local partners to carry out the mission. >> the conversation we had specifically about this issue of states rights in colorado. i'll be holding all nominations for the department of justice. the question, how will it impact businesses. most are taking a wait-and-see approach. >> arthel: thank you. >> eric: someone woke up a multimillionaire today when they

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